Vault collapse at San Francesco, Assisi, 1997 San Francesco in Assisi is an Italian Gothic building begun c.1228 and consecrated 1253. "The sequence of events for this seismic event is as follows: At …More
Vault collapse at San Francesco, Assisi, 1997
San Francesco in Assisi is an Italian Gothic building begun c.1228 and consecrated 1253.
"The sequence of events for this seismic event is as follows: At about 2:30 AM, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake hit the basilica. Coincidentally, Ghigo Roli, a photographer who had been photographing the Upper Basilica’s frescoes for months, happened to be in the basilica during the event. In his testimony of the first tremor, he recalls that immediately after the first tremor the air was filled with dust, and the floor was littered with chips of frescoe paint. Upon his initial inspection of the church, Roli notes that a large crack had formed on the great arch along the south face of the transept and a large stone had fallen from the double lancet from a column on the North side of the basilica. This was all of the damage witnessed by Roli that night, which by his testimony, seems to have been limited to non-structural damages. The next morning at about 11:42 AM, a second tremor of magnitude 8.5 hit the basilica. This time, Roli was just outside the doors of the Basilica and a camera crew from Umbria TV was at the front of the nave videotaping. Roli reports that the jambs of the Basilica’s doors rose, then fell while “lurching first forward then back...”
(quote from BA thesis by Emidio Piermarini, core.ac.uk/download/pdf/18321813.pdf )
Much of the fresco on the vault's surface (St Jerome, early 1290s by the Roman Masters of the St Francis cycle) was recovered and was partly reconstructed. The structure has been fitted with devices that allow the facades to flex in any future quakes, and the roof above, largely of masonry and reinforced concrete (latter of 1953) strengthened with steel.
Four people died under this collapse, two surveyors and two friars.
San Francesco in Assisi is an Italian Gothic building begun c.1228 and consecrated 1253.
"The sequence of events for this seismic event is as follows: At about 2:30 AM, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake hit the basilica. Coincidentally, Ghigo Roli, a photographer who had been photographing the Upper Basilica’s frescoes for months, happened to be in the basilica during the event. In his testimony of the first tremor, he recalls that immediately after the first tremor the air was filled with dust, and the floor was littered with chips of frescoe paint. Upon his initial inspection of the church, Roli notes that a large crack had formed on the great arch along the south face of the transept and a large stone had fallen from the double lancet from a column on the North side of the basilica. This was all of the damage witnessed by Roli that night, which by his testimony, seems to have been limited to non-structural damages. The next morning at about 11:42 AM, a second tremor of magnitude 8.5 hit the basilica. This time, Roli was just outside the doors of the Basilica and a camera crew from Umbria TV was at the front of the nave videotaping. Roli reports that the jambs of the Basilica’s doors rose, then fell while “lurching first forward then back...”
(quote from BA thesis by Emidio Piermarini, core.ac.uk/download/pdf/18321813.pdf )
Much of the fresco on the vault's surface (St Jerome, early 1290s by the Roman Masters of the St Francis cycle) was recovered and was partly reconstructed. The structure has been fitted with devices that allow the facades to flex in any future quakes, and the roof above, largely of masonry and reinforced concrete (latter of 1953) strengthened with steel.
Four people died under this collapse, two surveyors and two friars.
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Ćwiczenie duchowe
Wyobraź sobie że jesteś Zdzisław Borowiec, Franciszkanin
Jeden z tych kręcących się tam w Bazylice św Franciszka w Asyżu.
Patrzysz na sulit kopuły i nagle się otwiera, widać przez nią Niebo
Potem jak zawsze po śmierci stajesz przed Bogiem po wyrok.
Pan Zdzisław, młody Franciszkanin, może nie był winny spotkania pogańskich kapłanów w Asyżu, może to nie on postawił figurę Buddy …More
Ćwiczenie duchowe
Wyobraź sobie że jesteś Zdzisław Borowiec, Franciszkanin
Jeden z tych kręcących się tam w Bazylice św Franciszka w Asyżu.
Patrzysz na sulit kopuły i nagle się otwiera, widać przez nią Niebo
Potem jak zawsze po śmierci stajesz przed Bogiem po wyrok.
Pan Zdzisław, młody Franciszkanin, może nie był winny spotkania pogańskich kapłanów w Asyżu, może to nie on postawił figurę Buddy na Ołtarz przy Tabernakulum. Jedno jest pewne, że Zdzisław Borowiec był śmiertelną ofiarą wypadku, może tzw kozłem ofiarnym i jest dziś w Niebie. Tego nie wiemy
Wiemy że za pierwsze spotkanie w Asyżu winnym był JP2
Wyobraź sobie że jesteś Zdzisław Borowiec, Franciszkanin
Jeden z tych kręcących się tam w Bazylice św Franciszka w Asyżu.
Patrzysz na sulit kopuły i nagle się otwiera, widać przez nią Niebo
Potem jak zawsze po śmierci stajesz przed Bogiem po wyrok.
Pan Zdzisław, młody Franciszkanin, może nie był winny spotkania pogańskich kapłanów w Asyżu, może to nie on postawił figurę Buddy na Ołtarz przy Tabernakulum. Jedno jest pewne, że Zdzisław Borowiec był śmiertelną ofiarą wypadku, może tzw kozłem ofiarnym i jest dziś w Niebie. Tego nie wiemy
Wiemy że za pierwsze spotkanie w Asyżu winnym był JP2
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Te Ołtarze i te Bazyliki, które były zdesakrylizowane obcymi bogami, budda, paciamama, piłka nożna, różowy dino, pólnagi sodomita, grupa cyrkowa na rowerasch, wszystkie tak się zawalą jak Bazylika św Franciszka w Asyżu.
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Wali się Wszetecznica broniona przez wiernych Bractwa takich jak @V.R.S. podejrzewam że bez zezwolenia księdzą Bractwa, bo samo Bractwo jako całość to ma więcej inteligencji i rozumu.
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John Paul the Great Apostate allowed the offering of incense to demons in the Church during his Masonic Assisi Meeting. All of this is on video with the pagans putting a statue of buddah on the tabernacle. A wicked disgrace! You can watch it at this link John Paul the Great...Apostate???
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Tak się wali KRK, Sodoma, Gomora, Pachamama
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Tak się wali Rzym, Tak bezczeszczą Ołtarze
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